Salem, OR
Genco flipperless Captain Kidd
https://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=436&picno=37436&zoom=1
(Topic ID: 175293)
The Best Corsair, Europlay, 1976
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=4921
image-4 (resized).jpgI wouldn't have thought this one would be that hard - it has A LOT in common with the previous clue...
Surrey, BC
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Love it.. Rocket III 
Litvinov
Quoted from pinballslave:Another clue... the IPDB has this game in its database, with many photo's... and the manufacturer is Geiger-Automatenbau...
lol... well, I guess the last clue really narrows it down.
https://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=3969&picno=74255
Bloody china.
Quoted from koji:guess the last clue really narrows it down.
Since the IPDB have the manufacturer as 'Unknown manufacturer' then that clue was a kind of red herring... so I'm impressed you found it... so how DID you find it?
Quoted from pinballslave:Since the IPDB have the manufacturer as 'Unknown manufacturer' then that clue was a kind of red herring... so I'm impressed you found it... so how DID you find it?
Still came up in the content search:
"We previously showed the manufacturer to be Geiger-Automatenbau. However, Mr. Geiger has informed us that he was not the manufacturer of this kit. He had bought a number of these backglasses in Luxembourg at an estate bankruptcy but he no longer remembers any details about them. He had only these backglasses, no playfields or other parts."
Quoted from koji:We previously showed the manufacturer to be Geiger-Automatenbau. However, Mr. Geiger has informed us that he was not the manufacturer of this kit. He had bought a number of these backglasses in Luxembourg at an estate bankruptcy but he no longer remembers any details about them. He had only these backglasses, no playfields or other parts."
The funny thing is that I actually have the original flyer from Geiger where they are advertising Bloody China... it's a 'combo flyer' where Bloody China, Wild Schutz and Stella Airship are advertised... I should probably send Jay a photo of that flyer as evidence that Bloody China was actually a Geiger product! Maybe Mr. Geiger had lost more of his memory than he thinks when he told the IPDB what he did... why would they make the flyer otherwise...? 
Quoted from pinwiztom:By the patina on the PF, thinking its EM era or early S/S,
hard to tell if domestic or foreign
Interesting. Wasn't sure if this would be easy or difficult for you knowledgeable folks.
It is S/S. It is Domestic.
Krull, GTB, 1983
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1397
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I didn't get that domestic clue, this isn't swedish 
Centro Matic Vikingos...
https://museodelrecreativo.es/producto/vikingo/
Not sure if that link works...
Obviously inspired by Ro-Go...
Quoted from pinballslave:I'm leaving now, someone else please next clue.
Quoted from pinballslave:I'm back, so here's the next pic:[quoted image]
I was just about to post another one from your wishlist 
Dancing, Centro Matic, 1969
https://museodelrecreativo.es/producto/dancing/
https://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=4630&picno=75562
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Stop 'N' Go, WMS, 1964
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=2386
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